Sentence examples for donations disclosed from inspiring English sources

Chen Yonglin, a former Chinese consular official in Australia who defected in 2005, said the donations disclosed so far were "very small compared to the transactions completed under the table," including free trips to China and other gifts to politicians that can be impossible to track.

Sheldon and Miriam Adelson have given $10 million to the pro-Romney Super PAC Restore Our Future; $5 million to YG Action Fund, run by former aides of House Majority Leader Eric Cantor; and another $5 million to Congressional Leadership Fund, linked to House Speaker John Boehner, among other donations disclosed to the FEC.

Seventy-seven percent said the amount of money individuals can give politicians should be limited; 78percentt said the amount that groups supposedly not affiliated with a candidate can spend should be limited; 75percentt said the days of dark money should end and all donations disclosed to the public.

White (D-Ward 8) made the Jan . 29donation, disclosed in filings this month, from his constituent services account — private money raised by lawmakers for community causes.

After the donations were disclosed last week, Mrs. Clinton returned the money, saying that she had not been aware that the alliance, some of whose members have been quoted as defending the use of violence against Israel, had been an event sponsor.

The Exxon Mobil Foundation donations are disclosed in publicly available documents, but they cast fresh doubt on the supposed shift on climate change that outgoing CEO Rex Tillerson oversaw in his decade leading the company.

The White House now says its actions have been misinterpreted, and that it actually wants to find a way to make sure that donations are disclosed and don't come from problematic sources.

The Exxon Mobil Foundation donations are disclosed in publicly available documents, but they cast fresh doubt on the supposed shift on climate change that outgoing CEO Rex Tillerson oversaw in his decade leading the company.

Most of the spending is coming from tax-exempt 501(c)(4) organizations like Crossroads GPS, which may accept large corporate and individual donations without disclosing donors' identities.

In addition, the brokers and marketers for such donations must disclose in their advertising what percentage of the proceeds from car sales will go to charity, and whether that is a percentage of the net or the gross.

In California, nonprofit groups that make political donations must disclose any contributions made for that purpose, a requirement they hoped to sidestep if another group gave funds that were not raised for the campaign.